You have been using wardrobes all your life through the growing up years, but it is only when you move in to a home of your own, does it become completely your responsibility to organize the space in all the wardrobes and deciding what to put in which cupboard.

I read an article 9 years ago, written by a guy named Seth Stevenson, who lives in the U.S. I came across this article again just a couple of days back and it striked me how similiar the mattress industry was like in the U.S. in the year 2000 as it is with Singapore now, in 2010.

Have you ever wondered why your neighbors’ carpets look as though they have been bought yesterday and yours look dull and drab in comparison? That too when yours are newer, finer and more expensive?

Even the best of us make mistakes while buying furniture and these mistakes are made by hundreds of customers, not just once, but over and over again.

As you walk in to your kitchen to prepare the next meal, do you feel like running right out, and ordering a pizza instead? Does the overcrowded, cluttered mess make you wonder that this was not the way you had started your kitchen only five years ago? What went wrong, and why did it turn out this way?